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Ain't No Shootin' Here
by Avan Stallard
Merk, a hard-working miner, just wants the Sheriff to return what's his—what's shiny and heavy and every-ounce-his. But after
the Sheriff shoots his horse and both empty their guns, Merk has to get creative. Some string, a
bowie knife, a stand of green saplings . . . sounds to Merk like the ingredients for justice.

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The Brown's Park Assignment
by Dick Derham
What must a rancher do when the law is ineffective in protecting his property? In turn-of-the-20th-century
Wyoming, men like Chris McKay were prepared to meet society's need for their services. But market forces
of supply and demand can sometimes produce unexpected consequences.

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The Kiowa Springs Incident
by Dave Barr
The Trail Boss Ben Crawder had eleven men and two thousand head of cattle to move to Kansas. But something in the Texas
scrub was slaughtering his cowboys one at a time, and it was up to Ben to end the killings and solve the mystery!

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Apostate
by John Du
Absalom rode into Manasseh, Wyoming, to visit his family. But when he found their bodies in the
ashes of the farm, Absalom craved both answers and vengeance. Trouble was, who deserved his
frontier justice?

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Bound by Duty
by Trey Smith
A young US Marshal hunts three wild brothers accused of robbing stages. A straightforward
job that he means to see through until justice is served. However, when blood is involved, things are never straightforward.

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Squire Canyon
by Robert Gilbert
Marshal Brothers rides through Squire Canyon, heading to Buckskin Pass. Halfway is Raynor, homestead
of Crandall and Clara Moss. Brothers' telegram has informed them of their daughter's killing by her husband.
But at Buckskin Pass, Warren and Crandall meet a stranger who tells them there's more to the story than they know.